🎙️ ON THE TOWN WITH TANYA

Episode Title: Trap Pulse

Guest: MOSIDONWelcome to On The Town With Tanya, where we spotlight voices shaping the sound of tomorrow. Nigerian trap is taking over!

Today, we're tapping into the pulse of Port Harcourt, Nigeria, with one of the rising forces in Nigerian trap music — MOSIDON leading the Port Harcourt wave.

In this exclusive episode of On The Town With Tanya, we sit down with MOSIDON, the Nigerian trap / Afro-influenced hip-hop artist redefining the PHC sound.

From blending heavy 808-driven, Afro-influenced bounce production to melodic street storytelling, he shares his journey & independence under Addicted Music, and how youth culture in Nigeria fuels his music.MOSIDON represents the new wave of the PHC sound. Independent, focused, and building a global audience through digital platforms, he's proving that Nigerian trap has its own identity — and it's here to stay.

In this episode, MOSIDON opens up about how growing up in Port Harcourt shaped his sound and mindset, when he realized music was his true calling, and what makes the PHC trap movement unique. He also discusses the fusion of Afro bounce and trap energy in his music, the inspiration behind tracks like "SACi Riddim" and "White Nike," and how he balances high-energy anthems with introspective tracks.

As an independent artist under Addicted Music, MOSIDON shares what independence means to him in today's industry and how the current situation in Nigeria has personally affected him and influenced his creative direction.

He also reveals what's next for him and how he's taking the Port Harcourt sound to the global stage.

Don't miss this look into the rising force that is MOSIDON and the evolving landscape of Nigerian trap music.

Tap in and get ready for the sound of the new generation.🔥 Drop a comment and let us know your favorite MOSIDON track — "SACi Riddim," "White Nike," "This Year," or "Motion."

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